(Note: Some versions were commissioned for radio play only and won't be available from the usual music sources.) We'll be happy to help you identify a piece of music so you can purchase it elsewhere. CAN I BUY A COPY OF IT FROM YOU? We can't do that, since we're licensed for broadcast only. If you have photos you'd like to add to our montage, let us know. TELL ME ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS ON YOUR WEBSITE? They're scenes from in and around Prescott, taken by talented local photographers. Now that Calm is on the internet, we're hearing from new friends located all over the globe. There are many loyal listeners who boast they've been with us since the beginning. KAHM has been the highest rated station in our market since the very first year of broadcast. You belong to a large and devoted group of people who appreciate our distinctive sound. (SEE MAP)ĪM I THE ONLY ONE WHO LISTENS? Hardly. It sends a 58,000 watt signal over a wide expanse of central and northern Arizona. WHERE IS YOUR TRANSMITTER LOCATED? Atop 7,500 foot Mingus Mountain, 25 miles northeast of Prescott. She has been with the station just over 20 years. IS VERONICA TYLER AUSTRALIAN OR ENGLISH? HOW LONG HAS SHE BEEN ON THE AIR? Veronica is English. Our local news comes from its news department.
IS KAHM PART OF ONE OF THOSE BIG STATION GROUPS? No, but our parent company, Southwest Broadcasting, also operates an AM station here in Prescott. Since 2005 it's been "Calm around the clock", with music 24/7. We like to say, "We've always been Calm, and we always will be."ĭO YOU EVER SLEEP? Thanks to the computer, no. While other stations moved on to more contemporary formats, we did not. WHY CALM RADIO? Over 25 years ago, Southwest FM Broadcasting, a Prescott company, made the decision to provide a consistently relaxing and comfortable listening environment, one as beautiful as Prescott itself. We began streaming on the internet in 2007. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE? Right here in Prescott, Arizona - where Calm Radio was born September 9, 1981.
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